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Nissan's 2027 Leaf S is set to become Canada's most budget-friendly electric vehicle, with an anticipated starting price below CA$35,000. This move positions the updated Leaf to reclaim its previous status, surpassing the recently introduced Kia EV3. The competitive pricing aims to attract more Canadian buyers to the EV market.
Nissan's pioneering EV, the LEAF, is slated for a significant transformation, with a new generation expected to debut around 2027. This comprehensive redesign will likely see the compact hatchback evolve into a sleek, SUV-inspired crossover, aligning with current market trends and potentially featuring updated battery technology and performance specs.
Mitsubishi is set to re-enter the North American EV market after more than a decade with the 2027 Eclipse Sportback EV. Despite being touted as "all-new," the vehicle is reportedly a rebadged version of the next-generation Nissan Leaf, stemming from the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. The new EV will feature updated exterior styling, but underneath, it shares its platform with Nissan's compact electric car.
Nissan has unveiled a new Nismo variant of its Leaf EV, featuring a more dynamic driving experience. This performance-focused model boasts improved handling, quicker acceleration, and refined software to elevate its sporty appeal for enthusiasts.
Nissan has officially unveiled the latest iteration of its Leaf Nismo, showcasing a more aggressive design and enhanced performance features. The sporty variant of the popular electric hatchback aims to offer a more dynamic driving experience, building on the Leaf's established electric platform.
Nissan has unveiled a new Nismo version of its Leaf electric hatchback, featuring aggressive styling cues and aerodynamic enhancements. However, this Nismo edition focuses purely on aesthetics, as it carries over the standard Leaf's powertrain without any boost in performance or range.
Nissan has unveiled a new Nismo version of its Leaf EV, featuring aggressive styling updates that hint at higher performance. However, the enhanced visual package doesn't include any upgrades to the electric powertrain, maintaining the same output as the standard model. This release focuses on aesthetic improvements rather than mechanical enhancements for the long-running EV.
Nissan is recalling almost 4,000 units of its 2026 Leaf electric vehicle after a Consumer Reports test revealed that the rear seatbelt assemblies did not meet federal safety standards. This recall addresses a crucial safety concern related to the vehicle's occupant protection systems.
The Nissan Leaf, a long-standing player in the electric vehicle market, has been named Auto Express's Car of the Year for 2026. This recognition highlights the Leaf's continued evolution and impact, securing a prestigious award for its latest iteration.
